Australian zoologists are celebrating a fantastic event. For the first time in three thousand years, Tasmanian devils were born in the country.
These animals have been considered extinct on the continent for many years, but ecologists tried to restore their population at the end of October last year.
Aussie Ark, a charity organization, says seven Tasmanian devils were born in the Barrington Wildlife Sanctuary.
Ecologists say that these animals play an important role in the continent's ecosystem.
Tasmanian devils are the size of small dogs and are distinguished by black fur. Animals do not unite in crowds and prefer solitude. Therefore, they were on the verge of extinction. Ecologists believe that wild dogs destroyed the Tasmanian devils.
